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Investigation into Suspicious Death in Berlin, New Hampshire
The New Hampshire attorney general’s office is currently investigating a tragic incident that occurred in Berlin, New Hampshire, which has left the community in shock. The incident, which took place on Main Street in Berlin, has raised concerns and prompted authorities to issue an Amber Alert in the early hours of Friday morning.
Discovery of Deceased Female
At approximately 10:30 p.m., New Hampshire State Police and the Berlin Police Department responded to an apartment on Main Street in Berlin following reports of a possible death. Upon arrival, officers discovered the body of a deceased female inside the apartment, who has since been identified as 31-year-old Caitlyn Naffziger.
Autopsy Scheduled
An autopsy has been scheduled to take place in Concord on Friday afternoon at 12:30 p.m. to determine the cause of Naffziger’s death and gather further evidence in the investigation.
Amber Alert Issued
As part of the ongoing investigation, authorities have issued an Amber Alert seeking the public’s assistance in locating two missing children, 4-year-old Elowyn Duren and 1-year-old Vaelyn Duren. The children were last seen with their biological father, Dustin, and are believed to be in danger.
Relationship with Missing Children
The New Hampshire attorney general’s office has confirmed that Caitlyn Naffziger was the mother of the missing children and had a relationship with their father, Dustin. This connection has raised concerns about the safety and well-being of the children.
Search for Missing Children
The missing children, Elowyn and Vaelyn Duren, were last seen in Berlin on Thursday night around 8:00 p.m. with their father, Dustin Mark Duren, driving a white Subaru Impreza. The vehicle’s last known location was in the Concord area of New Hampshire.
Urgent Appeal for Information
Authorities have urged the public to be on the lookout for Dustin Duren and the missing children, emphasizing that Duren may be armed and dangerous. If spotted, individuals are advised not to approach them and to contact 911 immediately. Anyone with non-emergency information is encouraged to contact the Berlin Police Department at 603-752-3131 or the New Hampshire State Police at 603-223-4381.
The community of Berlin, New Hampshire, is coming together in support of the investigation and the search for the missing children, hoping for a swift resolution to this distressing situation.
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